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Note NI19998 :

Individuals : Wright Johnnie R.
Country Music Pioneer
CONT
(May 13, 1914 ~ Sep. 27, 2011)
)
Johnnie Wright is not a household name in the country music arena even though he was in the music business 67 years. However, there was a time when his name was widely recognized as a singer who made significant contributions as a solo artist, as a member of the innovative duo Johnnie & Jack and most famously, as the lifelong partner to the Queen of Country Music, Kitty Wells.
ong partner to the Queen of Country
From the time Johnnie married 18-year-old Muriel Deason in 1937, he was an integral part of her career. Wright gave Deason the stage name "Kitty Wells" and he brought her the landmark hit, It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels. When Johnnie and Kitty teamed up, they became one of the most sought after performing duo teams in country music.
became one of the
Johnnie Wright was born in Mount Juliet, Tennessee (TN) and raised in Nashville, TN. A banjo and fiddle player, he'd been kicking around the barn dance circuit since the early-1930s. In 1938, Johnnie teamed up with Jack Anglin in a duo called Johnnie & Jack and the Tennessee Mountain Boys. They became brothers-in-law When Jack married Johnnie's sister, Louise. Kitty Wells joined the group in 1948.
1 CONC Boys. They became brothers-in-law When Jack married Johnnie's sister,
Anglin was drafted during World War II, which temporally halted the singing team. By 1948, Johnnie & Jack were back in action, headlining the Louisiana Hayride (1948 – 1952). Though she sang on the Hayride, Kitty didn't sing on their records until they came under contract with RCA Records.
ride, Kitty
In 1949, Johnnie & Jack begin recording in Nashville with RCA Records. Two years later, they charted the singles, Poison Love (No. 4, 1951), Cryin' Heart Blues (No. 5, 1951) and followed with Three Ways of Knowing (No. 7, 1952). One of their most popular recordings during this period, Ashes of Love, did not make it onto the Billboard chart.
ing
During this time, they moved from performing on the Louisiana Hayride to the Grand Ole Opry, where they remained for 15 years. The duo scored their only No. 1 hit in 1954 with a single titled, (Oh Baby Mine) I Get So Lonely. During the next four years, Johnny & Jack charted four more top-10 singles. The duo ended when Jack Anglin was killed (Mar. 8, 1963) in an automobile crash en route to Patsy Cline's memorial service.
g the next four years, Johnny & Jack charted four more
Johnnie became a solo recording artist with Decca Records (1964 – 1968) and over the next four years, he charted a dozen hits, including his only No. 1 single, Hello Vietnam(1965). In 1968, Wright had a minor chart single with Kitty Wells, titled We'll Stick Together. They following year, Johnnie and Kitty formed the popular Kitty Wells/Johnnie Wright Family Show. Around that time, they recorded a couple of gospel albums and their act became a mixture of country and gospel music.
wing
On December 31, 2000, the duo performed their farewell concert at the Nashville Nightlife Theater in Nashville, Tennessee., TN They played to a full house of fans, family and friends. Johnnie Wright and Kitty Wells stuck together not only professionally, but as man and wife for nearly eight decades. The couple's 74th anniversary would have been Oct. 30, 2011.
ille, Tennessee., TN They played to a
Family links:
Spouse:
Kitty Wells (1919 - 2012)*
Kitty Wells
Children:
Ruby Wright Taylor (1939 - 2009)*

Note NI19999 :

Individuals : Wright Ruby
Country Music Pioneer
CONT
(May 13, 1914 ~ Sep. 27, 2011)
)
Johnnie Wright is not a household name in the country music arena even though he was in the music business 67 years. However, there was a time when his name was widely recognized as a singer who made significant contributions as a solo artist, as a member of the innovative duo Johnnie & Jack and most famously, as the lifelong partner to the Queen of Country Music, Kitty Wells.
ong partner to the Queen of Country
From the time Johnnie married 18-year-old Muriel Deason in 1937, he was an integral part of her career. Wright gave Deason the stage name "Kitty Wells" and he brought her the landmark hit, It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels. When Johnnie and Kitty teamed up, they became one of the most sought after performing duo teams in country music.
became one of the
Johnnie Wright was born in Mount Juliet, Tennessee (TN) and raised in Nashville, TN. A banjo and fiddle player, he'd been kicking around the barn dance circuit since the early-1930s. In 1938, Johnnie teamed up with Jack Anglin in a duo called Johnnie & Jack and the Tennessee Mountain Boys. They became brothers-in-law When Jack married Johnnie's sister, Louise. Kitty Wells joined the group in 1948.
1 CONC Boys. They became brothers-in-law When Jack married Johnnie's sister,
Anglin was drafted during World War II, which temporally halted the singing team. By 1948, Johnnie & Jack were back in action, headlining the Louisiana Hayride (1948 – 1952). Though she sang on the Hayride, Kitty didn't sing on their records until they came under contract with RCA Records.
ride, Kitty
In 1949, Johnnie & Jack begin recording in Nashville with RCA Records. Two years later, they charted the singles, Poison Love (No. 4, 1951), Cryin' Heart Blues (No. 5, 1951) and followed with Three Ways of Knowing (No. 7, 1952). One of their most popular recordings during this period, Ashes of Love, did not make it onto the Billboard chart.
ing
During this time, they moved from performing on the Louisiana Hayride to the Grand Ole Opry, where they remained for 15 years. The duo scored their only No. 1 hit in 1954 with a single titled, (Oh Baby Mine) I Get So Lonely. During the next four years, Johnny & Jack charted four more top-10 singles. The duo ended when Jack Anglin was killed (Mar. 8, 1963) in an automobile crash en route to Patsy Cline's memorial service.
g the next four years, Johnny & Jack charted four more
Johnnie became a solo recording artist with Decca Records (1964 – 1968) and over the next four years, he charted a dozen hits, including his only No. 1 single, Hello Vietnam(1965). In 1968, Wright had a minor chart single with Kitty Wells, titled We'll Stick Together. They following year, Johnnie and Kitty formed the popular Kitty Wells/Johnnie Wright Family Show. Around that time, they recorded a couple of gospel albums and their act became a mixture of country and gospel music.
wing
On December 31, 2000, the duo performed their farewell concert at the Nashville Nightlife Theater in Nashville, Tennessee., TN They played to a full house of fans, family and friends. Johnnie Wright and Kitty Wells stuck together not only professionally, but as man and wife for nearly eight decades. The couple's 74th anniversary would have been Oct. 30, 2011.
ille, Tennessee., TN They played to a
Family links:
Spouse:
Kitty Wells (1919 - 2012)*
Kitty Wells
Children:
Ruby Wright Taylor (1939 - 2009)*
n and wife for nearly
Ruby Wright, daughter of Johnny Wright and country legend Kitty Wells, was found dead on Sunday (Sept. 28) in her Madison, Tenn., apartment. According to Nashville's Tennessean newspaper, the 70-year-old singer had been struggling with heart problems for several years.
1 CONT Ruby Wright, daughter of Johnny Wright and country legend Kitty Wells,
Ruby was a fixture on the 'Kitty Wells/Johnny Wright Family Show' television series, which ran from 1969 through the early '70s. Branching out from her famous family, she recorded under the name Ruby Wells, as a part of the trio Nita, Rita and Ruby. And as a solo artist, she was best known for her her songs 'Billy Broke My Heart at Walgreens' and 'Dern Ya,' which was her answer to Roger Miller's 'Dang Me.'
om her famous family, she recorded under the name Ruby Wells, as a
Ruby, who had retired from singing, was last seen publicly at her mother's 90th birthday party at Nashville's Texas Troubadour Theater. Kitty Wells is, of course, known as the Queen of Country Music. She was the first female ever to top the country charts, with her 1952 hit, 'It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels.'
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Ruby Wright (October 27, 1939 – September 27, 2009) was an American country music singer-songwriter. Wright was the daughter of country singers Kitty Wells and Johnnie Wright. She sang with her parents as a young girl and at age 13, was signed by RCA Records as Ruby Wells because there was also a Ruby Wright who was a pop singer.
ptember 27, 2009) was an American
In the mid-1950s, she became part of an all-girl trio, Nita, Rita and Ruby. The Nita of the trio was Anita Carter of the well-known Carter Family. Working with Chet Atkins, the young singers enjoyed some success on record. Strictly a recording group, they did not make personal appearances or tours; Rita had a problem with stage fright which eventually meant the break-up of the trio. After the trio disbanded, Ruby began singing with her sister, Carol Sue, as The Wright Sisters. They were signed to a recording contract by Cadence Records also under the direction of Chet Atkins. Ruby also made some recordings as Ruby Wells with her father and uncle as Johnnie and Jack and Ruby. Her most successful single was "Dern Ya", an answer to Roger Miller's "Dang Me." She signed with Epic Records in 1966. Wright recorded for Plantation Records and Scorpion Records, as well as other small labels during the 1970s.
ntract by Cadence Records also under the
Wright died of heart-related illness on September 27, 2009, a month before her 70th birthday. She was survived by her parents, Johnnie Wright and Kitty Wells; son, Larry Stephenson; daughters, Kitty Ervin and Corrie (Brad) Cluck; brother, Bobby Wright; sister, Carol Sue Sturdivant; 3 grandchildren, Kourtney Wingert, Kaitlin Ervin and Brandon Ervin; great-grandchildren, Max Wingert and Aaron Key. Her father, Johnnie, died on September 27, 2011, exactly two years after Ruby's death.

Note NI20034 :

Individuals : Jamison Martha E.
12826

Note NI20042 :

Individuals : Jamison William R.
12824

Note NI20044 :

Individuals : Johnson Mary Allene
Resided in Bruceton, Carroll County, Tennessee in 1970

Note NI20048 :

Individuals : Parker Lila
Resided in Wildersville, Henderson County, Tennessee in 1920.
CONT
No children were produced from this marriage.

Note NI20051 :

Individuals : Smith Harbert Otis
No children were produced from this marriage.

Note NI20056 :

Individuals : McGill Daniel B. Homer
From the.watchers.com/williams
CONT
Dr. Homer McGill and Donie were active in the community. Dr. McGill wanted to get a high school in Clarksburg. Donie told Thomas Wilson it was not good to bring up children in a town where there was no church. This suggestion received a responsive hearing from Christians who had been meeting with Church of Christ members in the rural communities and a small group began meeting in the old school house in Clarksburg. In 1916 when the new brick high school was built the church bought the old school house and Dr. McGill was appointed one of its trustees.
old school
Obituary: Dies at Clarksburg: Last rites for Dr. H.D. McGill, 84, one of the state's most widely known physicians, were conducted at the Clarksburg Church of Christ Sunday afternoon with Bro. W.L. Denton of Holladay officiating. Dr. McGill died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. R.B. Wilson, at Clarksburg, Thursday night following a three week's illness. He was one of the state's oldest practicing physicians in line of service having practiced medicine for sixty-three years. He began practice at the age of 21 years. The son of the late Sarah Meals and E.T. McGill, Dr. McGill was born in Henderson County on July 3, 1857. His early education was received at Huntingdon schools and he was graduated from the old Nashville School of Medicine, now the University of Tennessee. He opened practice at McLemoresville but soon moved to Clarksburg, where he was practicing at the time of his death. He received graduate work in homeopathics at the St. Louis University. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. J.D. Tilson, Sr., of Lexington; Mrs. R.B. Wilson, Clarksburg; Mrs. Joe Netherland, Murfreesboro, and Mrs. J.W. Dunn of Tupelo, Mississippi; one sister, Miss Mary McGill of Clarksburg; and a brother, A.S. McGill, Camden. Burial was in the Blair Cemetery at Clarksburg.
R.B.
H. D. McGill, M.D., was born in Henderson County, Tenn., in 1858 and is one of a family of eight children born to E. T. and Sarah (Meals) McGill. The father was born in Giles County, October, 1825 and was of Scotch-Irish extraction. He was reared on a farm by a Mr. William Legg, of Alabama, and had no advantages for an education. In 1849 he was married and December of the same year removed to Henderson County. He was engaged in the mercantile business for many years at Metropolis, Huntingdon and other places and also dealt somewhat largely in cotton. In 1870 he went to Nashville and engaged in the cotton business there for McCray & Co. He is now acting as traveling salesman for a firm in Cincinnati, Ohio. Our subject received a good academia education and finished at Nashville. In 1875 he began the study of medicine under Dr. J. B. Stephens, of Nashville, and in 1877 entered Nashville Medical College and graduated from this institution in 1878. He soon located at McLemoresville and practiced there two years, after which he came to Clarksburg and has continued there ever since. In 1884 and 1885 he attended a course of lectures at the University of Tennessee where he graduated in 1885. Since his residence at Clarksburg he has established an extensive and lucrative practice and is fast becoming one of the most popular and successful physicians of the county. January 12, 1881, he married Gracie McDowell, daughter of Rev. J. L. and M. S. McDowell. Mrs. McGill died September 29, 1885, leaving three small children: Arthur, Maggie May and Gracie M. Mrs. McGill was a consistent member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, a fond parent and a true companion. Our subject is a Republican in politics and cast his first presidential vote for Gen. Garfield.

Note NI20078 :

Individuals : Jameson John William
1870 Maury County Tennessee
Name: John Jamison District 23, Maury, Tennessee b. c1822 North Carolina Post Office: Columbia m. Elizabeth b. c1823 Tennessee.
Children are:
Robert Jamison b. c1849
Margarett Jamison b. c1851
John Jamison b. c1855
Walter Jamison b. c1857
Lotta Jamison b. c1859
Dora Jamison b. c1861
Clifford Jamison b. c1862
Emma Jamison b. c1866
Jennie Jamison b. c1866 (are Jennie and Emma twins?)
b. c1866
1860 District 9, Maury, Tennessee
John Jamison b. c1821 North Carolina
Post Office: Columbia m. to Elizabeth b. 1830 Tennessee.
Property Value: $1200.00 Personal Wealth: $400.00 Occupation: Tailor
Children are:
Mary Jamison b. c1848 Tennessee
Robert Jamison b. c1850 Tennessee
Margaret Jamison b. c1851 Tennessee
John W Jamison 5 b. c1855 Tennessee
Walter Jamison b. c1857 Tennessee
Charlotte Jamison b. c1859 Tennessee
1 CONT John W Jamison 5 b. c1855 Tennessee
1850 District 23 Williamson County Tennessee
J Jameson b. c1822 North Carolina m. E Jameson b. c1828 Tennessee with the following children.
M Jameson F b. c1847
R Jameson M b. c1848
M Jameson F b. c1850
ssee with
CONC the following children.
CONT M Jameson F b. c1847
Highland Memory Gardens, Mt. Washington, Bullitt Co., KY
Posted by: John Lee Wells

Note NI20082 :

Individuals : Unknown Martha
Inscription:
"SACRED"
"To the memory of"
"MRS. MARTHA CAMPBELL"
"who was born Dec. 1st 1784"
"and died March 21st 1856"
"Age 72 years 3 Mo 20 days"
"And was a Member of the Presbyterian Church."

Note NI20091 :

Individuals : Jamison Howard Allen
Tennessee, PFC, CMP, WW II
CONT
Obituary:
:
H. A. Jamison Rites Held July 18th
Funeral services for Allen Jamison, 44, who died Tuesday of what officials said was self-inflicted gunshot wounds, were conducted Thursday, July 18, 1968 at 2:00 p.m. at Nave funeral Home in Erin by Eugene Peal. Burial was in Ft. Donelson National Cemetery.
al. Burial was in Ft. Donelson National Cemetery.
Mr. Jamison was an employee of the Tennessee Forestry Department.
Department.
He was born in Houston Co., February 15, 1924, son of George Jamison and the late Mrs. Ada Hamilton Jamison.
Ada Hamilton Jamison.
Survivors besides his father are a sister, Mrs. William Pulley, Dover; two half sisters, Mrs. Charlie Perigo, Erin, and Mrs. Mable Cooper, Indianapolis, Ind; two half-brothers, Arthur Crowe, Nashville, and George Crowe, Tishomingo, Miss.
d George
He was a veteran of World War II.

Note NI20096 :

Individuals : Jamison Johnie L.
14483

Note NI20097 :

Individuals : Jamison George Potter
George Potter Jamison. He moved into the Stewart, TN area in the late 1800's. Married to a Dovie Ross. He never disclosed where he came from or if he had any known family. He had 14 children with Dovie. - Michael Jay Briggs
ichael Jay
Houston Co. was formed from some of Humphreys Co, along with Stewart Co and Montgomery Co, TN.
rt Co
Children's names from Lori Cox Lynch.
1 CONT Children's names from Lori Cox Lynch.
Sweet be thy sleep

Note NI20141 :

Individuals : Williams Mary M.
On 17 Oct 1853 when Mary M. was 21, she married Thomas R. LIFSEY, son of Edwin LIFSEY & (wife unknown), in Carroll County, Tennessee. Born on 21 Jul 1831 in North Carolina. At the age of 76, Thomas R. died in Carroll County, Tennessee on 23 Oct 1907. Buried on 23 Oct 1907 in Obion Cemetery, Carroll County, Tennessee. Resided in 13th District, Carroll County, Tennessee in 1860. Resided in 13th District, Carroll County, Tennessee in 1870. Religion: Member of Williams Chapel Church of Christ, Clarksburg, Carroll County, Tennessee.
apel Church of Christ,
Thomas was living in house # 1630, 13th District, Carroll County, Tennessee, during the 1860 Census. Name is misspelled as Leftus instead of Lifsey.

Note NI20147 :

Individuals : Williams Lorenzo F.
Lorenzo F. WILLIAMS. Born in 1843 in Carroll County, Tennessee. At the age of 56, Lorenzo F. died in Lexington, Henderson County, Tennessee on 24 Jun 1899. Buried in Jun 1899 in Blair Cemetery, Clarksburg, Carroll County, Tennessee. Resided in 13th District, Carroll County, Tennessee in 1860. Religion: Member of the Williams Chapel Church of Christ, Clarksburg, Carroll County, Tennessee.

Lorenzo F. Williams, farmer and citizen of the Twenty-fourth District, was born in Carroll County in 1843, and is the ninth in a family of ten children, six of whom are now living. The father, Thomas Williams, was born in North Carolina about 1795, and was of English ancestry. He received a good common-school and business education, and in 1817 married Harriet Blair. In about 1832 he immigrated to Carroll County and settled in the Thirteenth District, where his career ended. He was an active, industrious man, and at the time of his death, which occurred about 1848, was the owner of about 450 acres of land. The mother was also a native of North Carolina, born in 1809 and died about 1857. The father having died when Lorenzo was but a child, he was reared under the tender care of a mother's watchful eye. He received his education in the neighboring schools, and partly at Parker's Cross Roads in Henderson County. November, 1866, he married Caledonia McCall, a native of Carroll County, born in 1849, and the daughter of Dr. Henry and Frances McCall, of Clarksburg. Eight children were the result of our subject's marriage: Thomas H., Sidney H., Lorenzo P., Lizzie Frances, George W., Marietta, Bertha Mabel and John H. After marriage our subject settled in the Thirteenth District for one year and then removed to the farm on which he now resides, having owned it three different times. He was in the mercantile business for some time and also lived in Kentucky a year. He is now the owner of 160 acres of valuable land all well improved, three and a half miles northeast of Clarksburg. He is a liberal supporter of all charitable and religious institutions and a Democrat in politics, casting his first presidential vote for Horatio Seymour. He was formerly a member of the Masonic fraternity but is now demitted. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are both prominent members of the Christian Church and are much esteemed citizens.
1 CONC all charitable and religious institutions and a Democrat in politics,
In Nov 1866 when Lorenzo F. was 23, he married Caledonia Isabell McCALL, daughter of Doctor Henry McCALL (1817-1880) & Rebecca Frances BOWLIN (1826-1887), in Clarksburg, Carroll County, Tennessee. Born on 4 Jul 1849 in Clarksburg, Carroll County, Tennessee. At the age of 72, Caledonia Isabell died in Lexington, Henderson County, Tennessee on 3 Jun 1922. Buried in Jun 1922 in Blair Cemetery, Clarksburg, Carroll County, Tennessee. Religion: Member of Williams Chapel Church of Christ, Clarksburg, Carroll County, Tennessee. Alias/AKA: "Callie".
burg, Carroll County, Tennessee. At the age of 72, Caledonia
Obituary: In Memory: Callie Isabell McCall, daughter of the late Dr. Henry and Mrs. Frances McCall, was born at Clarksburg, Carroll County, July 4th, 1849, and as the widow of L.F. Williams, who died in Lexington in June, 1899, she passed to her final reward in the home of her son, John H. Williams, in Lexington, June 3rd., 1922. She was married to Mr. Williams at Clarksburg in November 1866, and of the nine children born to that union, five survive: Syd, Crawford, Arkansas; Elizabeth (Mrs. James Petty), Dyer County; Mary (Mrs. Herbert Roberts), Holly Springs, Mississippi; John H., Lexington and Iley, Memphis. She was a sister of the late Judge John E. McCall, Memphis, who died in Huntingdon, August 8th, 1920, Hon. George T. McCall, who ided in Huntingdon, January 28th, 1922; Dr. William McCall, who died 42 years ago at Hollow Rock Junction, and Joe McCall, who died in 1868. She is survived by two brothers and two sisters, Dr. P.H. McCall, Lexington, Hon. J.C.R. McCall, Nashville, Mrs. Jennie Scott and Mrs. Dr. James (Ella) Cox, Huntingdon. Forty-five years or more Mrs. Williams had been a member of the Christian Church. Prof. J.O. Brown, Lexington, and Elder Holland, Crockett County, officiated in the funeral service in the Blair Cemetery at Clarksburg in the presence of a very large assemblage of friends and relatives.

Note NI20161 :

Individuals : Jamison William Robert
Inscription:
CONT
Loves Last tribute

Note NI20163 :

Individuals : Lemonds Mary Elizabeth
14104

Note NI20166 :

Individuals : Jamison Birdie A.
Death at approx age 7 resulted from severe burns received after her long dress caught fire from the fireplace as she reached for something on the fireplace mantel. She died 2 days later. As told by Dovie Mathis.

Note NI20176 :

Individuals : Jamison Carrie A.
From Ripley Roots - Phillips Genealogy: mailto:jandt87@@thinkpint.com
CONT
http://www.thinkpint.com/ripleyroots/phil_gene.html

Note NI20182 :

Individuals : Jamison Allen C.
ALLEN C. JAMISON, 59, of Germantown passed away Friday, September 25, 2009 at his residence. He was a major account manager for Serv Pro,

Note NI20184 :

Individuals : Wilson Carrie Harrison
Medium tall, stout, blue eyes, light hair
CONT
Mt. Hope Cemetery 74496622, Franklin, TN
13962
No established relationship with the Rutherford Co. Jamisons
Co. Jamisons
Name: Carrie Wilson Jamison
Event: Death
Event Date: 29 Apr 1947
Event Place: Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Race or Color: White
Age: 63
Estimated Birth Year:
Birth Date: 10 Mar 1884
Birthplace: Williamson, Tennessee
Spouse: Hugh C. Jamison
Father: John M. Wilson
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee
Mother: Martha Castleman
Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee
Occupation: Housewife
Street Address: R #1
Residence: Franklin, Williamson, Tennessee
Cemetery: Mt. Hope
Burial Place: Franklin, Tennessee
Burial Date: 01 May 1947
Informant:
Additional Relatives:
Digital Folder Number: 4184922
Image Number: 2869
Film Number: 2137382
Volume/Page/Certificate Number: cn9973

Note NI20187 :

Individuals : Jamison Forrest B.
Mt. Hope Cemetery 74467762, Franklin, TN
13959

Note NI20192 :

Individuals : Morel Unknown
Tennessee, Deaths and Burials Index, 1874-1955
about Belle Jamison Morel
Name: Belle Jamison Morel
[Belle Jamison Jamison]
Birth Date: 11 Dec 1869
Birth Place: Williamson County, Tennessee
Age: 77
Death Date: 10 Oct 1947
Death Place: Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee
Burial Date: 11 Oct 1947
Burial Place: Davidson County, Tennessee
Cemetery Name: Mt Olivet
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Residence Place: Franklin, Williamson, Tennessee
Occupation: Housewife
Father's Name: Thomas Jamison
Father's Birth Place: Williamson County, Tennessee
Mother's Name: Julia Stevens
Mother's Birth Place: Williamson County, Tennessee
FHL Film Number: 2137387
Cerebral Hemmorhage, senile psychosis

Note NI20200 :

Individuals : Jamison Ellis
U.S.A.A.E.F.

Note NI20201 :

Individuals : Jamison Samuel
GIBSON COUNTY MARRIAGES 1824 -1950
Transcribed by Jackie Isbell Johnston

Note NI20223 :

Individuals : Baird Elizabeth
One record indicates:
CONT
Esther Baird Jamison

Note NI20231 :

Individuals : High Elizabeth
FindaGrave.com
Reports
s
Elizabeth B. Jamison
B. Jamison
but clearly H. rather than a B.

Note NI20236 :

Individuals : Frazier Ida Belle
Buried with two other memorial side by side:
CONT
Harriet Huston 1886 - 1920
Rolly C. Frazier 18?4- 1973

Note NI20240 :

Individuals : Jamison James M.
From Darke Co., Ohio Biographical Index
Ohio Genealogy Express
s
ROBERT B. JAMISON, a native of the county of Delaware, Ohio, was born September 22, 1858, his parents being James M. and Elizabeth (High) Jamison. The father was a native of Virginia and the mother of Pennsylvania, and they were among the early settlers of Delaware county, Ohio. Robert Jamison, the grandfather, was also a native of the Keystone state, but removed to Delaware county, Ohio, at an early day, spending his remaining days within its borders. He married a Miss Baird, who with her husband came to the Buckeye state in 1812, when its lands were wild, its forests uncut and when there was little to indicate that civilization was soon to work a marvelous (change in this section of the country.

Note NI20270 :

Individuals : Jamison Robert
Inscription:
CONT
Robert Jamison
died Oct 12, 1840
Aged 79 years 8 mo. 10 days

Note NI20271 :

Individuals : Jamison Robert
4980

Note NI20272 :

Individuals : Baird Hannah
5028

Note NI20298 :

Individuals : Jamison Allen
Harrison Co. OH - Beech Spring Graveyard
CONT
Allen Jamison, d. March 12, 1846; 62y.
Mary Jamison, wife of John, d. April 17, 1828; 48y.
5m. 1d.
Sarah Jamison, wife of Allen, d. Feb. 26, 1858; 65y.

Note NI20302 :

Individuals : Jamison Allen
Plot: Ward 8, Row 10

Note NI20306 :

Individuals : Unknown Jane
Plot: Ward 8, Row 10

Note NI20310 :

Individuals : Unknown Sarah
Inscription:
w/o John, aged 49y 3m 3d

Note NI20311 :

Individuals : Jamison James
Inscription:
s/o J. & S., aged 5y 9m 1d

Note NI20312 :

Individuals : Jamison Margaret
Inscription:
d/o J. & S., aged 22y 3m 1d

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